A landing page has one job: getting visitors to take one action – request a quote, book a call, download a guide. These twelve tips make the difference.
Message
- Match the ad or link. The headline should continue the promise that brought the visitor.
- Clear value proposition. Say what you offer, for whom and why it's better – in one sentence.
- Benefits before features. Explain the outcome for the customer.
- Speak your customer's language. Use the words your customers use, not internal jargon.
Design
- One goal, one primary button. Remove navigation and distractions where possible.
- Strong call to action. "Get my free quote" beats "Submit".
- Visual hierarchy. Headline, key benefits, proof, CTA – easy to scan on mobile.
- Fast loading. Every second counts, especially from ads on mobile.
Trust
- Social proof. Reviews, client logos, case studies and numbers (only real ones).
- Reduce risk. "Free and non-binding", clear pricing, data protection notes, contact details.
Forms
- Ask only what you need. Every extra field lowers conversion. Name, email and one qualifying question are often enough. A guided multi-step form or an assistant can collect more details without overwhelming users.
Improvement
- Test and measure. Track conversions (with consent), run A/B tests on headlines and CTAs, and watch recordings or heatmaps where allowed.
Bonus: B2B specifics
B2B decisions involve several people. Offer something for each stage: a checklist or guide for researchers, a call booking for decision makers, and clear next steps after the form.
We design landing pages together with campaigns and tracking, so you can see exactly which pages and channels bring leads.
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